Morrells Handwriting Joining Letters - Workbook 3

Morrells Handwriting Joining Letters - Workbook 3
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Description
Morrells Handwriting Joining Letters 3 builds on the skills developed in Workbook 2 to help the writer progress in their cursive handwriting journey. This practical workbook offers extensive joining practice using vocabulary and grammatical exercises to help practise fluent joined up handwriting.The Joining Letters 3 workbook helps the writer to develop fluent and legible handwriting, while gaining speed and automaticity. As children gradually progress through the Joining Letters workbook series, they will become more confident in their handwriting abilities, leading to an overall improvement in handwriting practice across all other subjects.
Morrells workbooks are based on ability rather than age, designed to improve the handwriting of both primary and secondary school children and adults. You can use the Joining Letters workbook series for practice at home or in the classroom as a complement to any English lesson.
- This is the third workbook in the Morrells Handwriting Joining Letters series.
- Revise the basics with clear advice on how to correct posture and strengthen pencil grip
- Improve confidence and understanding of cursive handwriting with further practice in baseline joins, round joins and top joins
- Practice writing full sentences in cursive using high-frequency words, spelling and grammatical skills
- Become a confident and legible writer using structured exercises that develop essential pencil control and hand-eye coordination
- Develop speed and accuracy with extensive handwriting exercises that put learning into practice
- Teach the practice of handwriting in line with the National Curriculum using resources designed with students in mind
- All of Morrells Handwriting resources are Dyslexia and Dyspraxia friendly
- This workbook is non photocopiable
